Graphics software giant Adobe on Monday overhauled nearly every one of its existing iOS app offerings, and added a number of new options including Premiere Clip -- a new mobile video editing app -- that tie into the company's Creative Cloud platform.
Adobe has ramped up its mobile efforts in a big way today at its annual Adobe Max conference, with seven new mobile apps unveiled (though two are repurposed versions of older software). The new collection in some ways represents the same kind of unbundling of individual features as apps we’ve seen from companies like Facebook, with tools specific to different kinds of artists and…
Adobe’s move from Creative Suite to Creative Cloud offers a chance to overhaul its software in new and exciting ways, says VP Mala Sharma in an interview at Adobe’s Creative Days event in London—but it could leave the company damaged if customers aren’t won over....
After being announced in 2011, and promoted earlier in May, Adobe's Kuler color-picking iOS app hit the App Store on Thursday, offering an easy method for artists to capture and modify color swatches while on the go.
After teasing a Kuler relaunch during its Max conference, Adobe has announced the release of Kuler for iPhone and a redesigned Kuler website. This update comes less than a month after Adobe debuted its suite of Creative Cloud-only apps and services, which includes Photoshop CC, InDesign CC, Illustrator CC and more....